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  • Homily, 5th Sunday of Lent B

    Focus on Little Steps  Some of us strive in our spiritual lives. Lent is coming to an end, and we feel that we are not yet as close to God as we wanted to be. We may feel that our faith is not strong and that whatever spiritual discipline we observe is insufficient. As we…

    March 18, 2024
  • Homily 4th Sunday of Lent B

    One day, a wealthy woman who loves paintings visited a posh local art gallery in Rome and at their display. For her, the paintings were not too impressive. It looked like it was painted by a novice.  For her, it was very abstract and modern. When she looked at the price of that painting, it cost…

    March 10, 2024
  • Homily 4th Sunday of Lent B:

    Hold Firm on Hope, Knowing that God Truly Loves Us We are used to hearing the message, “God loves you, or God loves us.” But someone, out of despair, told me that sometimes, it doesn’t register anymore. “OK, God loves me. That’s wonderful. But my personal life is upside down.” He added, read what’s on…

    March 5, 2024
  • Homily 3rd Sunday of Lent B

    Jesus entered the temple courts and overturned the tables of the merchants and money changers. He was angry at temple authorities for converting the temple area into a den of thieves.  Yes, thieves. They took advantage of poor people by overpricing their merchandise, including the doves, which poor people bought as a sacrifice to the…

    March 1, 2024
  • Homily 2nd Sunday of Lent B

    The Transfiguration is a Vision of Hope              The story of the Transfiguration is found in the Gospels of Matthew (17:1–8), Mark (9:2–8), and Luke (9:28–36), and the Second Epistle of Peter (1:16–18). It holds a tremendous amount of theological meaning: the cloud, a sign of God’s presence; the affirmation from the voice of God…

    February 20, 2024
  • Parents, Thank You for Bringing Your Babies and Children to Church

                   “If a Parish Isn’t Crying, It’s Dying,” so goes the title of an article published in the Wall Street Journal by Mark Naida (February 15, 2024). He writes that the presence of children is a gift to the Church and a reminder that a parish is growing.  As a parent, he shares the…

    February 19, 2024
  • Homily, 1st Sunday of Lent

    The devil knew who Jesus was and what he could do.  He knew Jesus could change stones into bread. So, the devil challenged him to show he was powerful and did not depend on God. This is a way of drawing Jesus away from His Father’s plan by misusing his power and privileges.  Jesus did…

    February 19, 2024
  • Homily, 6th Sunday of Ordinary Time, B

    When I was studying Nursing in the Philippines, one of our required clinical experiences was exposure to infectious diseases.  For one semester, we had rounds in a leprosarium where I witnessed first-hand the physical, emotional, and spiritual pains of patients with leprosy. The disease has been eliminated in many countries of the world because of…

    February 9, 2024
  • Homily 5th Sunday of Ordinary time, B

    I met a man who was diagnosed with a severe condition. His business also suffered a drawback because of his failing health. He was worried about meeting his family’s needs, including the education of his two children, who were both in college at that time.  He was stressed, and there were several nights that he…

    February 9, 2024
  • Homily, 3rd Sunday Ordinary Time B

    This weekend, the third Sunday of the Ordinary Time, our readings remind us of the brevity of time in this world and the urgency to respond to God’s call. In the first reading, Jonah lamented and warned the Ninevites: “Only forty days and Nineveh will be destroyed.” In the second reading, Paul wrote, “Our time…

    February 9, 2024
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